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How will NZ First members swallow the foreign buyers dead rat?

ANALYSIS: Winston Peters promises the crowd attending his main address could number 1000.

Why nightmares are bad for your health – and how to think your way out of one

Telegraph: The surprising science behind dream manipulation and its health benefits.

How a 19-year-old became Britain's youngest local govt leader

New York Times: George Finch aims to cut spending by up to £30 million annually.

Europe is playing a long game on Ukraine, and with Trump

New York Times: '95% of all of this is to keep Trump happy and keep a seat at the table'.

Florida matriarch convicted in murder-for-hire plot against law professor

New York Times: Donna Adelson, 75, was found guilty in the 2014 murder plot.

It drives me crazy: Five questions that Auckland’s new transport setup doesn’t answer

Opinion: Local decision-making good, Government over-reach bad: the new transport plan.

'Significant value for money concerns': Treasury unleashes at RBNZ for 50% funding increase request

New details emerge of negotiations between departments.

Gregor Paul: The Kiwi who got inside Rassie's head

The Springboks coach v the Kiwi reporter: the most ridiculous story in world rugby.

How Savea became All Blacks' spiritual leader on way to century of appearances

OPINION: South Africa fears Ardie Savea's ability to inspire and lead his team.

Opinion: An alternative option for voters in the Māori wards referendum

OPINION: Many voters will have two ticks, and they don't have to be consistent.

Republican states lend troops as crime rocks own cities

NYT: Red-state governors may have a re-think if federal intervention gets crime down.

Fourth Hawke’s Bay farm in five months sold to overseas buyers for forestry

'Marginal' land was chosen because 'we don’t want to pick the eyes out of the community'.

Opinion: This is how we should build NZ's future hospitals

With Health NZ buildings averaging 47 years old, upgrades require careful attention.

‘Who am I without birth control?’: Scepticism grows amid social media influence

New York Times: Social media is reshaping birth control perceptions, sparking concern.

What made Hurricane Katrina a catastrophe, and why its horrors linger 20 years later

Visuals from Katrina are seared into collective memories - of a major US city drowning.

Matthew Hooton: Why Luxon's days as National leader are numbered

OPINION: It’s universally recognised there’s no winning next year under the current PM.